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was readin about the evic and apparently you gotta watch out for the battery meter as it should stop the battery from draining too much but someone at ecf tested it till 0% battery and was then unable to charge it afterwards. Not sure what volage it went down to though, but I had a feeling that it couldbe a bad idea to drain it to 0. Also when u connect the mod via usb itll ask u whether you want to either charge or charge and connect to the software, so another potential battery issue here. I'm not sure how safe it is to keep charging it many times in small increments especially when the battery is being used at the same time lthought I could be wrong. It also allows you to charge and use the device at the same time like a passthrough mode.
I guess passthroughs have been around for a while but not with a 2600mah battery afaik.
Would be nice to find some concrete info on how safe this is long term, maybe some nice graphs they have of batteries

still it looks pretty good and has a nice screen, the mid sounds like it has alot more features to offer with their software connectivity. Like with the evic you might not end up connecting it up too often after a while.

Found out too that hc wont be able to ship these to the uk due to the distributor agreements, not sure if other places will or not,
Its quite pricey at £100, seems theyre wholesaling around $40-50, so a co-op would save loads.

Ah thats quite interesting about the ph and absorbtion, was having a look around and found some interesting info here www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1759570/
I wonder if adding different types of alcohol spirits also changes the absorption too and ph

i think those r an unusual size, usually the 3.5ml ones are bit taller and thinner ive found, but prices do vary on those quite a bit. Ive not seen boge ones around much either tho. Both have the metal tops and bottoms which are better than the rubber I think as they seem to stay put for longer when filling up.

ah nice, yea will do
they got some nice rebuildables both too, wish they would get the aga-t/w also, maybe soon as theyre getting popular everywhere

yo, welcome to the forum!
yea its a good kit, good batteries, should last many hours between charges
usually when starting out people go for higher strengths then might reduce it eventually
24mg or 18mg are good starting points i've found. I moved to 18 quite quickly and have stayed with it since.

I vape way more than I smoked though, so maybe i'd vape less at 24mg.
You can definitely switch completely to vaping though! I just limited down from 10 cigs a day to 2 for the first month and vaped around the same amount as if I'd been smoking 8/day during that time - after a week or 2 it became very easy as I had already gone off the taste of real cigs, just continued to 1 month to finish my last pack off
It can be done faster though, but it can be good to take a bit of time to get used to vaping and make sure u have good supplies of liquid + cartomisers/clearomisers and r happy with the device in general before switching completely. At least thats the way i found it.

Its also been used in hospitals in their air supply systems apprently to reduce the spread of airbourne infections, I assume it has been heated in order to become a vapour, even if its not hot when in the air. Also its used in fog/smoke machines and those definitely get hotter than our coils do.

Those senybor batts says they have pcb protection so I think they wont fit in the vamo, I havnt got a vamo yet so not sure if the spring could fit it, however since the device already has protection, a protected battery isnt needed.
they arnt as long as the efest 3400 mah batteries mentioned earlier in the thread though.